Why does the Honda CR-V cool down slowly?
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It is common in daily life for the Honda CR-V to have slow cooling. Excessive dirt in the air conditioning refrigerant: Increased resistance reduces the flow of refrigerant to the expansion valve, leading to ineffective cooling of the car's air conditioning system. Air entering the air conditioning system: Once air enters, it can cause excessive pressure in the refrigerant lines and poor refrigerant circulation. This type of fault mainly occurs due to degraded sealing of the cooling system or incomplete vacuuming during maintenance. Reduced heat dissipation capacity of the condenser: Due to varying working environments, the condenser located in front of the car's engine can become covered with oil, dirt, or debris, thereby reducing its heat dissipation capacity.